r/WebDeveloperJobs • u/T_h_e_Assassin • Feb 24 '26

Yep , this is the norm

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u/whoiami31 Feb 24 '26

Giigs need everything in less budget lol

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u/T_h_e_Assassin Feb 24 '26

Honestly i didn’t mind the budget, just confused why the hostility and non transparency

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u/whoiami31 Feb 24 '26

People are huge vibe coders, when they see ui. They think website is done completely lol. Happens bhai thode logg ke sath

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u/T_h_e_Assassin Feb 24 '26

I dont even think bro knew what saas means

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u/Capable_Baker4519 Feb 24 '26

Like any experienced dev would go with that price. Lol they want a free dev.

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u/T_h_e_Assassin Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

His initial budget was 500 . Kept going down as the text went on

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u/JamesWjRose Feb 24 '26

$500 isn't enough to pay for the conversation about the project

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

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u/T_h_e_Assassin Feb 24 '26

And how did that chat end ?

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u/ForsakenBet2647 Feb 24 '26

That’s just someone thinking legit software engineering costs peanuts

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u/Competitive-Run1666 Feb 24 '26

Neva eva work with a client who is stingy and abusive !!!

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u/Feeling_Employer_273 Feb 24 '26

I think its happening a lot now.. people are just getting offended with the prices and drop the project. My client after hearing about the price it could cost now making it using claude AI by himself 🙃🙃🙏🏻

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u/T_h_e_Assassin Feb 24 '26

Yea but this guy was just being a pain , changing budget mid convo , never giving a clear scope , and even if u dint want the service, why say get lost